“Instead of posting a competition, waiting until it finished and closing it and posting another, they kept it open so anyone could apply at any time.”

Supreme Court of Canada Hearings (English Audio) · Durrell Diggs, et al. v. Attorney General of Nova Scotia, et al. (41801)

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kept job postings open continuously so anyone could apply at any time, instead of posting a competition and closing it before reposting

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